What are the folk activities of the Year of the Tiger?

What are the folk activities of the Year of the Tiger:

1. In Shaanxi, there is a child-rearing custom of sending a cloth tiger. When a child is a full moon, the uncle's family will send a tiger made of yellow cloth, and when entering the front door, the tiger's tail will be broken off a section and thrown to the door. To send a cloth tiger is to wish the child to grow up to be as powerful as a tiger; to break the tiger's tail is to hope that the child will be free from disasters and difficulties as he or she grows up.

2. In many places, the custom of children wearing tiger hats and shoes is still preserved. It is believed that the image of a tiger can scare away demons, protect children from peace, and also enhance their vitality.

3, the Dragon Boat Festival in the Year of the Tiger, people often have to wear "Ai Hu" a hand-woven ornaments, and the use of xionghuang wine in the forehead of small children to draw a king, and then tied with five-color threads into a tiger-shaped sachet to express their blessings, and the same has slowly evolved into the annual Dragon Boat Festival custom.

4, the Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of the fifth month, Shandong, Zhejiang, Fujian and other places prevalent accessories "Ai Hu" (tiger-shaped ornaments decorated with mugwort leaves) in order to ward off evil and avoid disasters. In the northern part of the Dragon Boat Festival on this day, like to use xionghuang wine in the child's forehead to write the word "king", called "tiger pattern", families also put "Ai Hu Zhen five poison" "tiger gourd paper cutouts" pasted on the door to ward off evil spirits.

5, Yi "Jumping Tiger Festival" is now the remains of the tiger totem of a ritual dance. It is a dance that imitates a series of actions of the primitive human production, life and reproduction to honor the tiger god and pray for the blessing of the ancestors.